School of Engineering – Senior Exhibits

At Rutgers Engineering, students have the opportunity to be part of a dynamic engineering community that includes world-renowned faculty conducting leading-edge research. We are proud to present the works of our Engineering Seniors!

First name	Last Name	Project Title
Soo Min	Kwon	Learning Predictors from Multidimensional Data with Tensor Factorizations
Shantanu	Laghate	SmartBox Final Abstract
Cyril	Nwako	Applications of Cable Driven Robots
Brian	Lai	Novel Algorithms for Nonlinear Stability Analysis with Applications to Aircraft Dynamics

First name	Last Name	Project Title
Ahmed	Abdelhamid	Cloning and Expression of Cellulose Synthase (CesA) in Pichia pastoris for Analyzing Cellulose Production
Tyler	Becker	Collision Avoidance for Full Four-Wheel Nonlinear Vehicle through Model Predictive Controller
Yuan	Cheng	GAN (Generative Adversarial Networks) Method Applied for Quality Analysis of 3D Printed Objects
Jeremy	Cleeman	Hybrid Additive Manufacturing of Embedded Electronics
Arielle	D’Elia	vRAGE-ELP Fusion Protein for Diabetic Chronic Wounds
Dalia	Fanik	Determining the Frequency that Leads to Optimal Detection of Cell Membrane Permeabilization
Lan	Huynh	Data Analysis in Advance Automobile Manufacturing
Anika	Jalil	Development of Falling Thin Film Flow Cell for CO2 Reduction Reaction
Mythili	Kanagala	Purifying Low-Volume Polymer Libraries with Gel Filtration Columns
Shunyao	Lei	Isolation and characterization of exosomes from human amniotic membranes
Federico	Liu Yang	Visualization of Flood Modelling Results Using Augmented Reality
Nikita	Persikov	Adaptive FAult-Tolerant Control System Design for a Fixed-Wing UAV
Varun	Raghuraman	Optimization of Acoustic Force Spectroscopy Software Using Data Science Methods
Albert	Tran	Artificial Intelligence-Aided Railroad Trespassing Data Analytics: Methodology and A Case Study
Gabriel	Valdez-Cagua	Design of Tractable Culture Model To Study The Impact of Extracellular Matrix Stiffness in Malignancy
Liam	White	Using Dielectrophoresis to Separate Silicon Nanowires Based on Their Electronic Properties
Kyra	Yap	Electrochemical CO2 Reduction to Ethylene Glycol at only 200 mV Overpotential on Iron Phosphide